El E tt littzlnitgt Gayttt. THE COPPERHEAD. Of all the factious men we've seen Existing now or long,since dead; No one was ever known sa mean As him we call a Copperhead—,' A draft-evading Copperhead ; -- - A rebut-aiding copperhead: - A growling; slandering. Scowling, pandering. Vicious, States' rights Copperhead From him the decencies of life, . And all its courtesies, have tied. lie lives in fretful, factions strife— A testy, touchy Copperhead— A negro- fearing Copperhead; A rebel-cheering Copperhead; An unlearned, unlicked, Oft-spurned, oft-whipped. Dough-faced, cringing Copperhead. . . When "Save the Union" 'WAS the cry, And thousands for the Union bled, The Nation's right he did deny To save itselft—thisCopperhead— A Son of Liberty Copperhead; A Golden Circle Copperhead; A scheming. lying, Screaming. dying, Mean, Canadian Copperhead. When Southern miscreants designed Their helpless prisoners' blood to shed, And Libby prison undermined, Who then approved? • The Copperhead— , The soldier-shooting Copperhead;, The patriot-booting Copperhead; - Tht war-ahusing, Ald-refustug, Crime, , excusing Copperhead. Who scoffed at Pillow's bloody fray, Aud Andersoarlite's murdered dead ? Who victory's hour did long delay r The traitorous, treacherous Copperhead— le The ime-creating Copperhead; Amu. Mating Copperhead; The stiff xciting, Wrath-i nog, Death-delighting Copperhead. "•• When widows moureheir lnely lot, And orphan childre n nwept the o ir dead. Who said: "their Just deserts they got?" The Northern rebel Copperhead—' The wldow-iibeiling Copperhead; The grter-derldlng Copperhead; _ .The false, conspiring, • City-tiring, • - Booth-admiring Copperhead • • Nor wonitti's grief, nor orphan's tears, Nor e'en a - nation.'s honored dead, Are sacred from the jibes and sneers - Of every brutal Copperhead - Each church-aspersing Copperhead; Each preacher-cursing Copperhead; Each Union-hating, War-creating, Repudiating Copperhead. Crawl to your viper., crawl! ~ ., F or U. IS. tirant. with conquering tread Marches to crush the thing men call In politics, a Copperhend— A Democratic Copperhead; - A •Ile-fanitic Copperhead; A. nuirder-Jeeriwi, Widow-sneering. ABSit3Sia•ebeerlng Copperhead.h, EPIMEIiIS. —Mrs. Stowe is at work on another novel. —The woman who dries not deliberate is lost- Petrolenna has been discovered in Ire land. —Egypt and Itussia are enjoying the cat tle-plague. . • —Parisian women carry snuff-boxes and. use the contents. —The cattle disease has made its appear ance in White county, Ind. —Chang, the Chinese giant now in Lon don, is tight and a half feet high. -An excellent crop of wine is reported as Rrobe.Dle in Madeira this year. Lattterne, is translated into Ger -man and regularly sold in Berlin. —The - Gazelle published in Salem, Mass., is a century old and as hale as ever. —A Turkish bath is to be attached to the new insane assyl UM at Poughkeepsie. —“The old man inflexible" is what most of the obituaries of Thad Stevens say. —At the Cedar county (Iowa) fair, a pre mium will be Riven for the finest, baby. —Berlin has now upwards inof 800,000 in habitants, but 1861 there were bat 547,000. —General Harney is again to go into ac tive duty; for some time he, Jim been re- —An ex-director of the Erie railway made V 50,000, on the 6th inst., in a single opera tion in the stock. —Wilkie Collins' "Woman in White" has beeadraniatised into French as "La _Femme en Mane." Halpine's paper, the New York Citizen, is reported to be for sale, the price asked being $25,000. -I-A young Turkish Prince, a son of bill --SURank, Majesty, is on his way to Paris'. to - receive an education. • • - ;—Our new Minister to Austria; Henry MI. Watts, will leave for Vienna on or about the first of September. —The Lucille of OWen Meridith's poem, is in a French convent, while Owen himself is the hero of the poem. —Ex-Governor Eyre, of. Jamaica, is spoken of as the most probable successor to Lord Monck in Canada. —The Cooper Union Reading Room, in New York, was visited last season by 200,- 000, mostly working people. .The celebrated Mississquoi water, is naid,'when applied externally, to be an in stant cure for mliquitoe bites. —John B. Gough is worth two hundred thousand dollars. He is quite rich enoug h now to study a little grammar. —Report says that Bonner is to , have twelve articles, from as many distinguished rebel Generals, for his Ledger. —Twenty-five thousand gas-jets illumin ate . the jardin Maine in Buis on fete nights,. which are 'twice a week. - —The Countess Bowdinski (Empress of Russia) expects to meet the Countess of Refit (Queen. Vic) at Kissingen. —A 'picture of a ship flying the stars and stripes adorns the Canadian bank-notes, and the anti-Americans are very indignant. —The junior Tyng is preaching' out of doors,.probably because churches that are made with Hands and decorated--like St. -George's for instance—are too ritualistic for film. .—Colorado Jewett is, en route to Europe. Be is to* occupy the 'state-room intended for Mrs. Lincoln on the steamship City of Baltimore. . —Tie tobacconists of Italy had a Foitven , tion the other day, and among other sub jects of consideration was' the BUTon de Rothschild. \ Robe —We are all glad to know . that•• rt Lincoln is doing well. .He is said be suc oestkul In business, regular in habits and generally popular. —"Andrew Johnson, or a Preahrent in hot water,' is the name of a Luce winch is said to be very popular in the theatres of Southern Germany. - 7 TheNew York sparrows eat np holds of monoltoes, and seem to thoroughly enjoy the tew luxury. Thelr ntunlx3rs are greatly increased thla year. _ , —Besides the other premiuMs that !will be offered at the New Engbind fait , which begins at New Haven Sept; 1,44,000 will be given .for trotting, alone. 41C New Jersey burglar had his great toe bittea-off while going , :through a window - the other day, and was thereby identified afterwards by the polrect. • • —Ntlmor says that Walt Whitman never had att inoome exoeetitog $9OO, but the Cin osiniatti atimicte ,denteallbis rumor and says that, as a Government clerk, both in the Attorney General's department and in that of the interior, he received $1,200 a yeax. - —Detroit and Erie ladies have boat clubs; we know of some ladies hereabou.s who row well enough to entitle them to a high position in any boat-club. —Staten Island has been called the 'rely. slum of exiles, having been inhabited by Aaron Burr, Garibaldi, Louis Napoleon, Kossuth, General Moreau and others. ' —Braxton Bragg, of Confederate fame, is rnanaging . the water works of New Orleans. If he can make the water run through New Orleans as well as he did through Georgia, he is a strecess. —A Cincinnati clerk in a .Collector's of fioe, named Burns, has just lost his pface, for furnishing information which, if acted upon, would haye resulted in the seizure of a lot of whisky. . —lt is reported that Sir Robert Napier will be appointed Commander-in-Chief of the forces in India for the term of five years, during which period the salary amounts to *375,000. —Ten glasses of Congress water before breakfast is too • much to be taken with safety, as a chaperoning mama found out when she tried it and nearly killed herself, at Saratoga the other day. —At last a consort has been found for the King of Bavaria, in the p%s ri r of the daughter of the pre t Czar of Russia: The Queen of Wurtemburg is a sister of the proposed bride. —Last year the drop of wine in France was unusually large and amounted to 65,000,000 hectolitres. The crop of 1868 is so very much larger that it will probably amount to 72,000,000 hectolitres. —The Limadon Workingmen's Associa tion propose calling a Labor Parliament, for the purpose of selecting twelve candi dates belonging to the working class as candidates for as many boroughs. —French papers say the vines present a aplenAid appearance all over the country, and, therefore, as Thomas Mossatt, a French astrologer, prophesied in 1268, “we shall have cheap claret, and bless God." —ln Winterset, lowa, recently, - a man or creature passing as such, broke into a Methodist Sunday School room and stole five dollars in pennies, the contributions of the childredito the missionary box. —The King of Sweden, besides being the handsomest of reigning monarchs, is an artist of medium talent, and has sent four oil paintings—his own handiwork—to the exhibition of Fine Arts at Stockholm this year. —All the papers have published the pro visions of the Funding bill. Quiggins says he wishes some one would give heir; at tention to the finding of Fund for his Provision It is but meat that they should do so. The municipality of Pesth have deter mined on having a gay old time in 1889, when they intend to celebrate the one thousandth anniversary of, the foundation of the Kingdom of Hungary. Twenty-one years must elapse before that time comes, but a committee of preparation has been appointed. —According to a late on dit current in Florence, a treaty of offensive and defensive alliance has been entered upon by Prussia, Russia and Italy against France and Aus tria. Should the allied arms be crowned with success, Italy would be recompensed with the annexation of !este, IstriaT i and perhaps Southern Tyrol. --- —lt is .a good thing fo the treasury of Madagascar that , a Quee i . does not die every day, as the obsequies of, the Queen took place on the 13th of April, with the 'usual ceremonies. Her coffin was made of sliver, and her crown jewels, silk and vel vet robes, also all her most precious relics, ware placed in the tomb. Three thousand_ oxen were distributed after the burial. —lt is quite horrible to hear of the-vari ous dissipations of the Prince of Wales, and to reflect that, sooner or later, he will be the head of a mighty empire. Some may think that, like Prince Hai, he will suddenly reform when he mounts the throne, but-this is hoping against hope. Albert Edward is a man of years enough to have found discretion, he is the husband of an estimable- wife,, and the father'of a family, and yet, 'instead of de porting himself properly or even decently, be seems to aspire only to being the mad dest, stupidest reveller in Great Britain. He takes half of a theatre when Schneider has a benefit and appears before the audi ence in a state but little removed from beastly intoxication; he squanders im mense sums of money, does dozens of wicked things and never a good or noble action. Prince Alfred is wilder than most young men, yet we see that Englishmen turn from the Prince of Wales to the young sailor and sigh that there is some good in 'him. The Prince of Wales may wear the crown of Er.gland some day, but we very much doubt his dying as King of that or any other realm. Curibus Feats It would appear that the Chinese jugglers really do swallow sWords, and that there is no decepticntin this and other of their feats. The sword, for instance, does not slide into itself. A failions French phyalcian lately experimented upon a Chinese conjurer, who swallowed a sabre nearly three feet long, and permitted an examination of his body while the blade was in its living sheath. Dr. Fournie, such was the anatom ist's name, and these who were with him, were thoroughly satisfied with the honesty of the operation. They traced tho point along its downward course, and felt it in the iliac regions, thirty inches from the swallower's mouth. So we may set sword and poker swallowing down as genuine feats of gymnastics. Ling Long afterwards took an egg into his 'mouth and appeared '-to swallow it. Ilia gorge was, searched, and his neck probed, but the egg could not be found. The• Chinamen swallowed a puff of tobacco smoke, and the egg came forth again. There 'was much discussion as to how it was disposed of. Dr Fournie thought that the act of swallowlng was not complete. ly perforined; so, in a second axperiment, he produced a' laryngescope and directed a powerful beam of magnesium light down the patient's throat, when, sure enough, 1 the egg was disboVered in a cavity or nest, which Ling;Long bad habituated himself by long practice to forhi, below the tongue in the laryngean regions. Our readers will remember the explana tion of making a boy disappear from a has. kat placed on the earth. The boy opens the bottom of the baaket. and digs his way like a mold beneath the earth, which has previously been dug to the requisite depth, and then filled in again. Afterwards, the boy , makes his way out. Wt will not men learn to do for money • .• . . PITTSBURGH GAZETTE FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1868. DENTISTRY TEETICEtrtracTED WIT"EIOI7r PAIN • NO CHARGE MADE WHEN AMTIPHTL&L TEETH ARE ORDERED. • A BULL SET 808 $B. AT DR. SCOT'f'l3. • 878 PENN WIEEICT, 88 DOOR ABOVE-RAND. • • ALL WORK WARRANTED. CALL AND EX AMINE SPECIMENS OF GENUINE VULCAN. ITE. my9:d&T GAS FIXTURES . GAS FIXTJJBES AND Chan 4 , i:teller's, FOR GAS AND OIL. Just received, the finest and largest assortment ever opened in this city. ,WELDOPI & KELLY, 147 WOOD STREET, COIL. VIRGIN ALLEY. CEMENT, SOAP STONE, &c. FutDIWULIC CEMENT. ).AP STONE. !;, PLASTER, OftlidNlCY TOPS. WATER PIPES. HF.3IIIY H. COLLINS, so1s:o70 25 Wood street. HYDRAULIC CEMENT DRAIN PIPE, Cheapest and best Pipe In the market. Also, RO. ENDA.LE.RYDRAIII.IO CEMENT for sale. B. B. & C. A. BROCWETT & Office and Manufactory-240 REBECCA BT. Al , legheny. Sir Orders by mall promptly attended to. je22:r43 MERCHANT TAILORS. SUMMER GOODS. Boys•, Youth's and Children's SUMMER CASSI.MRIIE SUITS, LINEN SUITS. DUCK BUTTS. FLANNEL SUITS, , • ALPACCA JACKETS. In every style, of the greatest variety, suitable for the present Feason. oenuemen will tied a tine as. sortment of WHIIE •nd BROWN DUCK Stare, ALPACCA and FLANNEL COATS, &a. ' every garment being specially made tor us ny t he best Pastern houses. Our prices are as low as good goods can be sold at by any limn East or West. GRAYBr.. MAGA an 7, "47 BT. CLAIR STREET HENRY MEYER, .• • MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 73 SMITHFIELD STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa. Constantly on hand, a full assortment of CLOTHS, CASSDIEKF-S, V - LrBTINGS, Rc FLOUR. PEARL MILL FAMILY FLOUR. PEARL MILL BLUE BRAND, equal to the best St. Loute brands. PEARL MILL 11.,D BRAND. as good ZS the best Ohio brands. W Uul E CORN FLOUR and CORN -MEAL. Jar See that all eacke are sealed and dated. B. T. KENNEDY & BRO., I PEARL MILL. WE WOULD INVITE THE ATr• TENTIvN of the 1 , lour trade to the supe riority of our SOUTHERN WHEATFLOUR. Which we are manufacturing froni the best select ed Southern linnets and Tennessee Whea:. Prices as low as any in the market. J .ILAEGGEZI'T dr, CO., Jyairt72 Pittsburgh City Mille. TOBACCO AND CIGARS. DEALER IN AIL RINDS OT LEAF TOBACCO AND SEOABS, No. 8 SIXTH STP.ZET, (National Bank of Com nerve Braiding,) PITTSBURGH, PA. Branch of 1U Water street, N. Y. ap4:nl7 • DANIEL F. DINAN. EkCELEMOR WORKS. R. at W. .TP.MEENT so , Mani:dustmen and Deniers . • Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, .Ptpes,.&o., No 6 FEDERAL ST.. ALLUSHICNT• wit,ll3lF ~K~~~~~x~k~t~}~~ai.ii~i:~ HENRY W. HORBACR, Confectionery and Bakery No. ZOO BMITHBrELD EiTEBET, Between Seventh and Liberty irirLADIES , OYSTER SALOON attached. GEC. SCHLELEIN, Fancy Cake Baker & Confectioner, - AND DIALED IN FOREIGN &DOMESTIC FRUITS & NUTS, . „ No. 40, corner 'federal and Robinson streets, Alle gheny. air Constar'".y on hand, ICE CREAM, of various flavors. I DYER AND SCOURER, H. J. LANCE, DYER AND SCOURER. Ito. a ST. CLAAIII EIT/130.MT And Nos. 185 and 187 Third Street, PITTI3I3IIRCHEL PA. my19:164 LITHOGRAPHEIIS. SRNS/1117N gfricinnLY PHILIP CLZIO & CLEIS, Einceetisors ky to GEo.'F. SCIIIICIIMAII Co. PRACTICAL LEITH eiIIAPILEIRS. The only Steam Lithographic Establishment Vest of the Mountains.. Business Cards, Letter Reads. Bonds Labels , Circulars, Show Cards, Diplomas. Portraits,. Views, Certilleates of Deposits, invita tion Cards, *c., Nos. 12 and 1* Third street. Pittsburgh. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Et , IL LYON, I Beeler of Weights and measures, No. 6 FOURTH STREET. I 'Between Liberty l and Perry Or4P*4 primptly attended to. apt3:s vi 4'3); al - 71 4 4 al ;111 juirtv PECK., PERFUMER. Hail HAIR WORKER, AND PERFUME No. 133 bird street. near ihnithffekt, Pittsburgh. _ Always on hand a mineral sasorttnent of Ladies' W/G13.--BANDS. 4ELS: 'Gentlemen's WIGS, TO PEES, 0 ARES CIiALNB,BRACELETS. • &e. A good Price In cash win be ; given (0/ Ladles' and Gentlemen's hair Cutting do ne% the neatest manner. CORN MEAL; RYE FLOUR, ace. WASHINGTON SKILLS I , -' ,WASHINGTON STREET. • NOW Pitteburgh Oral P 7,1 4" W. W. A.Priorf. Yeaureeturer of 004 N MEAL RYE MIAMI sad CHOPPED FEED. Orders delivered to alma am -oe4Vetouoirgnlf: kinds dZIPPa "a !tn s hort DRY GOODS. NEW GOODS! 4" J. IL MffiCKFMLD ,& CO'S, No. 52 St. Clair St. NEW PRINTS, NEW OINGHAMS, NEW DELAIN EtI ALL WOOL BLACK and WHITE PLAIDS, for 25 cents. worth 50. WHITE GROUND PRINTS. blaok drare; WHITE GROUNDALPACCAS, do; BLACK ALPAC BLACK DOESKI dASSIMERES; BLACK AND B UE CLOTH, • - BLEACHED Me LINS , IRISH LINENS, ABLE LINENS, TOWELS AND APKINS. • A FULL ASSO TMENT OF GOODS, ALL ENTIRELY NEW Itenteinber the plate; No. 52 St. Clair Street, MARKET STREET. Q 7 • fr 87. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES ! TO CLOSE STOCK. OFT ]DRESS 4G-CI4I3IDS. 87 MARE ET STREET. THEODORE F. PHILLIPS. 7e30: ST....MA.IOIMT t3TREET....814 U . O WOOD ST. ARBUTHNOT, SHANNON & No. 115 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa., iv" t. ce irs mor:_ - ,_ lo VII 3I DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, PVIIKIIIIWVODIA:vaIk•gwnoozq jy2:sB4 I 68 - • apV):osa NEW GOODS. NEW ALPACCAS. NEW MOHAIR. BLACK SILKS. HOSIERY, and GLOVES. F. S-01LT4Ule", rir No. 168 Wylie Street. ja3 168. 168. rapao:n4o3 CUM, McCANDLESS . & CO., (Late 'Wilson, Carr L C 0.,) WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Fmeign and Domestic Dry Goods, 94 WOOD STREET, Third door above DI amoid alley, TRIMPGUNUS AND NOTIONS. AT MACRIJM, GLYDE CO.'s, 78 and 80 Market Street. MOSQUITO NETS, MUFFLED AND STAMPED APRONS, SHETLAND SHAWLS, LADIES' WHITE UNDERWEAR: A full lane of HOSIERY; MORRISON STAR - SHIRTS, GENT'S PAPER COLLARS, LADIES' Do. AND TRAVELING SATCHELS, A full line of JET SETS, • SILK &BULLION FRINGES, SILK & SATIN BUTTONS, all color& A Complete Assortment of White Goods, SWISS, VICTORIA, LAWN, ' LINEN, CAMBRIC, ae HOOP SHIRTS, In all the Newest Styles. RID GLOVES, at all prices; GENT'S & LADIES' SUMMER UNDERWEAR MEN'S JEAN DRAWEES; 1,000 Doz. BALMORAL, HOBE; 5,000 Lbs. WOOLEN YARNS Aar Special Bates to Jobbers MACRIETM, GLYDE" & CO., .I'S and SO Market Street. suio p DOWN H! MARKED DOW! CR AT RSDIAII & CALLE'S, No. 19 Fifth Street. ALL GOODS GREATLY REDUCED . ! ON AND AFTER JULY IST. HOOP SMUTS. (Ladles %) Ibr CORSETS, (Rea) French,) LINEN HANDKER9III3I I II, 3 for... KID GLOVEd. (warranted,) PAPER COLLARS 51100 Yds. SPOOL COTTON, (good) POCKET BOOKS, worth 500. i. MEN'S SUMMER UNDEILIMpaII. MEN , 13 JEAN DRAWERS fb All kinds Bonnets and Hats at Half Cost ' GREAT BARCMNST rev Amic, iramins GOODS. Special Rate, to Merchants & iealers. aca a' & §TORE WINDOW SHADES, of {ppadant color sad b tie required, with border and ters ln plain or gnu also the plain Blue, for Mlle erPOSII rrom 3to (est wide, at the 011 Cloth "er°l4lll 36 and 33 ht. Clair street. J:11#. PRICED Near Liberty. west side no. pITTSBITIIGH. PA. SO .... 1.00 !NW . 80 19 FIPTH 13TRZET. EDUCATIONAL. RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, At Troy, N, Y. Very thorough instruction In Civil, Mechanical and Mining Engineering, Chemistry and Natural r•cience. Graduates obtain most desirable posi tions. Be-opens Pept. 9tu. For the new Annual Register. giving full informadon address Prof. CRIARL,EB DBOWNE, Director, Troy. N. Y. an3:toO EIIiNSIELVANL 4, P;, MILITARY ACADEMY, CHESTER, Delaware Co., Penna The Seventh .Annhal Session of this Academy Opens THURSDAY, bept. 3d. The buildings are new and complete in all their appointments. - Particular attention given to the morals and per sonal habits of cadets. For circulars apply to CHARLES H. PAHLSON, Esq, No. 73 Wood street, Pittsburgh, or to Col. Mit.). HYATT, Chester, Pa. atil:L63 CHEGARAY- INSTITUTE, ENGLE . ..EI AND FRENCH, FOR 'YOUNG LADIES. BOAB,DING AND DAY PUPILS, 1527 and 1529 SPRUCE STREET, Philadelphia, Pa., will re-open on MONDAY, Sept. 22d. French is the language of the family and is constantly spoken in the Institute. • MADAME D'EIERVI Y, Principal. lels:rtki-idwg PIANOS. ORGANS, &C DVY THE BEST AND CHEAP J_JI EST PIANO AND ORGAN. Schomacker's Gold Medal Piano, AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN. The SCHOMACKER PIANO combines all the latest valuable improvements known in the con struction of a fi r s ts class instrument, and his always been awarded the highest premium wherever ex hibited. Its tone is fall, sonorous - and sweet. The workmanship, for durability and beauty, surpass all others. Prices from ..501 4150, (according to style and finish,) cheaper than all other so-called first class Plano. ESTEY'S COTTAAE ORGAN Stands at the head of all reed instruments, in pro ducing the most perfect pip_equality of tone of any similar Instrument in the United States. It is sim ple and compact In construction, and not liable to get out of order. CARPENTER'S PATENT " VOX. HUMANA TREMOLO" is only to be found in this Organ. Price from $lOO to $550. All guaranteed for Ave years. BAltit, MEE & BIJETTIKPI mug No. 12 S CLAIR STREET. SECOND HAND NCELODEONS AND ORGANS, In veriest order, from $35 to $l3O. CHARLOTTE BiAPAE, 42 Fifth st., 2d door above Wood. mhl HATS AND CAPS CLOSING OUT SALE STRAW 1-IA_FT`S, AT REDUCED PRICES, AT & CO.'S, 131 WOOD STREET IBM MARTIN LIEBLER, I=l CAPS AND FURS, Also. Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In TRUNKS. VALISES. k.c., No. 132 SMITH FIELD STREET, Pittsburgh, Ps. orders nromntiv gilled and satisfaction guaranteed. GLASS, °BINA. CUTLERY. 100 WOOD STREET CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE, SILVER PLATED WARE, PARIAN STATUETTES, 13011EITAN GLASS, And other STAPLE AND FANCY. GOODS, a great variety. 100 WOOD STREET. RICHARD E. BREED & CO mhzr. 100 WOOD STREET SEWING MACHINES. THE GREAT AMERICAN COM BINATION. BUTTON. TOLE OVEBSEAKING AND SEWING MACHINE. IT SLIM NO EQUAL, BEING ABSOLUTELY THE BEST FAMILY MACHINE IN THE WORLD, AND IN TRINSICALLY THE CHEAPEST. airdgenta wanted to sell this Machine. CHA J. C. Agent for Western PennsYlvanla. Corner FIFTH AND MARKET STREETS, = over Itlebardson's Jewelry Store. iny26;q64 BUSINESS CHANGES. DISSOLUTION.—The Partner ship heretofore existing between the sub scribers, under the firm of ANDERSON, COOK & CO., le.thls day dissolved by mutual consent. The bust• nese of the late firm will be settled by our succes sors, Messrs. ANDERSON & WOODS, at the office of the Pittsburgh Steel Works. . It. J. ANDERSON, J. W. COOK. WM. WOODS. The undersigned having disposed of his Interest In the late firm of 'ANDERSON, COON & CO., to Messrs. ANDERSON & WOODS. begs leave to rec ommend his successors to the patronage of the cus tomers uf tbe former arm. J. W. WOK. Pittsburgh, July 25th, 1868. iy2B WALL PAPER. MoWeir,ol,lll o .l,lW WALL PAPER, eee AT REDUCED PRICES. AFTER JULY 18T, We will offer-our present stock of. Wall Papers at Greatly Reduced Prices. A large assortment of SATIN PAPERS, for halls, rooms, ceilings, Ae., at N 0.107 Market Streetotear Fifth. JOS. R. HUGHES & BRO. BILLIARD TABLES STANDARD , • • AMERICAN BILL RD TABLES , AND OOMBINATION CIIIEMICINB. - Undlsputabty the beet In use..IMPROVE MENTri, Patented Noy. Alith, 1867, and April Alst, 1868.. Eserytbing relating to billiards 011ie best quail{ and lowest prices always on hand. . Our NEW CITE TRIMMER, Patentei May 6th , 1868, prloessl.so—a great success. dine rated price lets sent on application. Address PIECLAN & COLLENDEIL 63, 65. 67 and 69 CEOSBY SY.: New York City •.851:7M1.1 IatOIiaTECTS. BARR & Komi, TBUIT HOME ASSOCIATION BUILDING% Noe. and 4 St. Clait Street, 'Pittuburgb, Pa. SPeolal attention given In the designing and building of QOUBA? SOU= - And PUBLIC BUILDDIO% ~. ~T. M F OR SALE. TWO HOUSES AND LOT on Carloll street, Allegheny. This property will be sold low, as the— part y Is about leaving the city, and wishes to dispose qf the property before removing. SAW MILL, TWO DWELLPM HOUSES, TWO BARNS, with good FARM, and about 800 acres timber land. This property will be sold low. Cash FARM 500—balance on time to suit buyer. FARM OF 120 ACRES, will be sold for twenty dollars per acre. Improvements comfortable frame. house and good barn: 50 acres of the land clear. FARM OF 180 ACRES near the line , of railroad: very well located for raising stock; iniprovements are good and substantial; 100 acres of the land In meadow - and grain. CITY PROPERTY.—WiII sell a good brick house, - Containing five rooms, at Sixteen Hundred Dollars, and would - rent for the amount In six years. A LARGE LOT OF GROUND. having a river front., and very convenient of access. ' TANNERI, convenient to the city, and having Es • well - established custom or local trade connected therewith; a good dwelling and forty acres of land. - FOUR LOTS in Sharpshurg, near the railroad; would make a good coal yard. HOTEL FOR SALE.—That nue Hotel property, situated at the Blairsville Junction, containing fourteen rooms and the necessary outbuildings, with three acreu of garden and fruit trees. This well located hotel will be sold low, as the proprie -tor wishes to retire from boldness. FOR RENT. One large House for Boarding House. One new Brick louse, 8 rooms. One new Brick House of 4 rooms. ' One new Brick - House of 3 rooms. - One House of 5 rooms and lot 55 by 140. One House cf I rooms and lot 150 by 150. Two new Brick Houses, 11 rooms each. One new Frame House, 4 rooms.' Two new Brick Houses, 3 rooms each. One new Frame House in Wilkinsburg, having six rooms and large lot, well suited for garden. 7 acres that can be divided into acre iota. 5 Lots in Oaklsnd. Power and a large Room and Tard for rent, in a good location.. Will' be rented for short or 'Ong time. FOR LEASE OR SALE-3 Lots on Morton street, Ninth Ward. WANTED-3,000 feet of 'Flagging 3 to Si lathes thick. TO LOAN-$50,000, IN BUMS OF $5,000 ANOIJPWABD. APPLY AT D. P, HANTS REAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. 91 Grant St., Pittsburgh. Je29:plB 2,000,000 AGUES °F CHOICE LANDS FOR S ALE, • BY THE Union Paoiftc Itaaroad Company, ILLSTILEN DIVISION, Lying along the line of their road, at *l,OO TO $5,00 PER ACRE, And on a CREDIT OF FIVE YEARS.: For farther particular% maps, dic., address JOHN P. DEVEBEDX, Land Commissioner, Topeka, Kandla. Or CHUM. B. LAMBORN, See'y, atlas V ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. The undersigned offers for sale NINE TRACTS OF LAND; Situate in Marshall township, Allegheny county: and Adams township. Butler county. Four of the Marts are situated about 3 miles weiri. of Plankinton's Hotel on the headwaters o Se wickley. near. David Duff's mill, about 16 miles from Pittsburgh. rive of the tracts art situate on and near the Per rysville and Harmony Plank Road, about 18 to 20 miles from Pittsburgh. This land is all w